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Source 1a Africa, described, the manners of their habits, and buildinge: newly done into English by J. S. are to be sold by Tho. [Thomas] Bassett in Fleet Street and Ric. [Richard] Chiswell in St. Pauls Churchyard. Source 1b Tunis. Golera now destroyed. Alexandria The Mediterranean Source 1c Tegazza where the salt pits are. The Inner Lybia which at this day is called Sarra [Sahara] which is as much to say as a desert. Guinea Benin. The King of this Country is adored of the Common people. Source 1d Nilus yearly overflowing and watering the Earth causeth the Country to be marvailous fertile. Garamantes Not farre from the Citty of Guangara there is much gold found. The Kingdome of Nubia The Kingd. [Kingdom] of Zanfara The Kingd. [Kingdom] of Biafara Source 1e The Kingd. [Kingdom] of Damute. Here is gold digged up in great quantity. Congo Zaire Lake Cafates. Here the Amazons are sayd to inhabite. Mozambique Source 1f Morocchian Senagensian Marc; in Guinea Cab:lopo Consalvi Accolae Soul: Congensis Egyptian Abissinian Mozambiquean K: Madagascar habi[tant] of cape of good hope |
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